This is my card for this week's challenge on LESS IS MORE which is to use Acetate.
OMG!!!! I hate this stuff but thought I would have a bash, then I found I didn't have any in my stash so had to improvise by using a sheet of laminate LOL. I coloured the laminate with promarkers then punched out a butterfly.
I wanted to keep the card simple so just used flower, border and sentiment from Stampin Up set and used Weathered Wood Distress ink. I then found my blue card stock didn't match so coloured a piece of white with the Weathered wood ink.
Again I stepped out of my "comfort zone" and made an A6 card.
LOVE IT!!!!!
IMAGE, BORDER AND SENTIMENT:
Vintage Vogue set from STAMPIN UP
MEDIUM:
Weathered wood DI and promarkers from SECRET CRAFTER
TOOLS:
Cuttlebug
Circle and scallop circle nesties from SECRET CRAFTER
Martha Stewart Butterfly punch from SECRET CRAFTER
OTHERS:
15 comments:
What a beautiful card!! Simply elegant design and beautiful colors!
You may not like working with acetate but you've produced a fabulous card
You would never think this is out of your comfort zone Jane
it;s just FAB You;ve made such a good job of the flower and border I think it would work without the butterfly too
Great job! Thanks so much
mandi
Less is More
Beautifully stylish card `I love it.
Marie
very elegant and great use of the laminate sheet
Hugs Kate x
Beautiful elegant card. love it!
Diane :-) xx
Beautiful elegant card Jane
Hugs Susie Sugar xx
Well done for having a 'bash' with the dreaded acetate.
This looks really super!
Love the colour of Weathered Wood!
Enjoy the rest of your week.
Chrissie
"Less is More"
oh hun this is just gorgeous really beautiful hugs cheryl xxxx
Beautiful card Jane, so elegant :)
Hope you're having a great week.
Hugs
Tracey
xx
Oh Jane fabby card love the butterfly! really pretty card, Hugs Samantha :0)
Beautiful card Jane, very CAS & elegant. x
Fabulous card, Jane! Love that butterfly!
I do like this stamp set - you've made a super card. Love the butterfly!
Love this stamp set - it's on my wish list! Your butterfly matches it very well. x
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